This week on the channel +721K views this week

Bad news, rising stocks and a raccoon on Kyla Scanlon

Two new uploads tackle market logic and AI regulation, with the stock-market question drawing more than 200,000 views.

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Kyla Scanlon Story of October 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Why Does the Stock Market Goes Up On Bad News?

A raccoon meme has given Kyla Scanlon's market commentary an unlikely supporting character. Beneath "Why Does the Stock Market Goes Up On Bad News?", viewers keep returning to the idea that everything is already priced in, including, in their jokes, the people asking the question.

That phrase describes expectations already reflected in an asset's price. The comments take it somewhere more absurd: dinosaur extinction, an approaching comet and the comforting thought that your own existence has already been accounted for. Several viewers also pick out the raccoon meme itself. It's a distinctly Scanlon combination: a serious economic question with an internet joke attached.

The stock-market video was the most watched of her two uploads this week. "Why Isn't AI Regulated?" arrived next and now has the strongest daily momentum among her videos, even though its total audience remains smaller. September's "Oil!" also continues to draw views, keeping another economic subject in the mix.

Across the channel, weekly views rose by about 720,000, while the subscriber count held steady. Today's viewing pace is noticeably above normal. Nearby in the business category, TLDR Business and BNN Bloomberg are also having busier-than-usual days, while Bloomberg Live is quieter than its usual pace.

Scanlon's channel introduction says long-form videos will return; for now, these short-form questions give viewers plenty to unpack, from who sets AI's boundaries to what a rising stock market actually tells us.

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What viewers say

Kyla is really proud of her Raccoon meme
@12isfineSee it on YouTube
“Is it priced in? Yes, of course it is. Even your question — is it priced in — is priced in.”
@TheFutureIsBrighterSee it on YouTube
Apparently, "we are all priced, in"

..consider me humbled by Mr raccoons deep thoughts
@tex959See it on YouTube

2 more comments

In the "Don't Look Up" movie stock market also was all time high despite massive comet hurling towards the Earth
@alex_lllSee it on YouTube
I like the dinosaur meme where the comet is about to hit us “that looks really bad” “relax it’s already priced in”. Or the one with the post apocalypse investor telling kids how we destroyed the world but we made money in a beautiful moment in time.
@carlos557788See it on YouTube

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